[Leadership] A compelling panel discussion held in Nigeria on April 26, 2025, has reignited the conversation around reparations for colonial injustices inflicted by the United Kingdom.
Read more[This Day] Thousands of women in Delta State went home empowered on Tuesday as the Minister of Women Affairs, Hajiya Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, flagged off the renewed hope empowerment program with women, families and vulnerable groups returning home with 50kg bags of rice, solar packed home system and fabrics.
Read more[This Day] Stakeholders in the aviation industry have declared that Nigeria's airports are vulnerable to security breaches due to obsolete equipment and inadequate well-trained staff and called for deployment of modern equipment, introduction of new security architecture and manpower development.
Read more[Vanguard] The family and children of the late nationalist and elder statesman, Chief Edwin Clark, have dissociated themselves from a planned tribute and prayer ceremony scheduled for Thursday, May 1, 2025, in Lagos, calling it unauthorized and deeply disrespectful.
Read more[Daily Trust] In a country already battling the scourge of kidnapping, ritual killings, and rampant insecurity, the last thing Nigeria needs is a dangerous new wave of "pranksters" playing with human lives for social media clout. Yet, that is exactly what is happening -- and the consequences could be fatal.
Read more[Daily Trust] The Head of Transparency International (TI) Nigeria and Executive Director of the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC), Comrade Auwal Musa Rafsanjani, has called for a full-scale investigation into the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL).
Read more[Vanguard] The Director-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Dr Emomotimi Agama has warned that obtaining registration from the Corporate Affairs Commission and SCUML certificate from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission do not confer on any entity the power to operate an investment scheme in Nigeria.
Read more[Premium Times] The court gave EFCC and other respondents to a suit instituted by Ms Achimugu to report compliance with its order on 2 May.
Read more[Premium Times] They were arraigned on four counts of conspiracy, breach of peace, damage and stealing, to which they, however, pleaded guilty.
Read more[Agenzia Fides] Abuja -- Father Ibrahim Amos, parish priest of St. Gerald Quasi Church in Kurmin Risga, a village in the Kauru district of Kaduna state in northwestern Nigeria, has been released. This was announced by the Catholic Diocese of Kafanchan in a statement. He was abducted from his home in Kurmin Risga in the early morning of April 24 (see Fides, 4/25/2025). According to Father Jacob Shanet, chancellor of the Diocese of Kafanchan, the priest returned home "unharmed" after the abduction.
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